Indirect message for La Dura? Pollito Tropical stirs up controversy: "You could be here, but you stopped following me."

The relationship between Cuban influencers Pollito Tropical and La Dura has deteriorated following a controversial interview with La Mija.


The relationship between Pollito Tropical and La Dura may not be at its best after the interview conducted by the Cuban influencer with content creator Lianet Martí, known as La Mija. Although Diliamne Jouve (the real name of La Dura) was not mentioned directly during the conversation, many assumed that La Mija was referring to her when she claimed that an influencer was sending her content to Adrián Peachy to criticize her style.

In response to La Mija's accusations, Pollito Tropical remained silent, which likely upset Jacob Forever's wife, who unfollowed Pollito the next day. Rather than calming the situation and resolving their differences, the controversy escalated when a video of Pollito Tropical with La Mija at a yacht event in Miami went viral.

In the video, Pollito said into a microphone, "You could be here, but you stopped following me," a phrase that many interpreted as directed at La Dura.

On Instagram, reactions came swiftly. While some supported La Dura in this controversy, others criticized Pollito's attitude, recalling the friendship they once shared.

"At one point, they had a friendship; out of respect, they shouldn't be making those kinds of comments." "She's working hard while they're gossiping; there's a difference." "It's sad that your longtime friend has resorted to this, it's disappointing." "We have to laugh; this is so ridiculous! Do you really think La Dura will be at that pathetic event?" "There's nothing in the world that hurts more than ignorance; all this shade is coming because La Dura hasn't responded to their nonsense." "What I love most about La Dura is that she's so tough she doesn't fall for this." These are some of the reactions to this video.

Here is the interview:

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